Yanghui Bian wrote:
Hello,
Generally I could get the make target from "makecmdgoals" provided by
GNU make.
But sometimes people will invoke make like below:
make target1 target2 target3
I assume make process the target1 first then the next target just like I
invoke it as:
Make target1; make target2; make target3; In the first case, is there any way to get the target which is under
processing?
Yyou can have a workaround if your set of toplevel targets if limited.
Here is how:
(1) for each of toplevel targets, change ":" to "::" in their rules
(2) at the beginning of makefile, add these lines for each toplevel target:
target1:: TARGET=target1
target2:: TARGET=target2
target3:: TARGET=target3(3) Caution: *don't* write these lines as
target1: TARGET=$@ # No. Won't work
target1: TARGET:=$@ # No. Won't workNo, the 'TARGET=$@' won't work for you. Only 'TARGET=target1' will work, with target literally repeated:
target1:: TARGET=target1
(3) Use $(TARGET) as current toplevel target execued
Jacob Lerner
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